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Sea Sport Activities Rate:
| SGSS |
Sea Sport Activities |
Duration |
Min. Pax |
Rate (Ringgit) |
001
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Jet Ski |
30 Mins |
2 |
170 |
| 002 |
Parasailing (Double Seat) |
15 Mins |
2 |
200 |
003
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Fly Fish Challenge |
15 Mins |
2 |
70 |
| 004 |
Banana Boat Challenge |
15 Mins |
4 |
40 |
* All rates quoted in Ringgit(MYR).
* NO REFUNDABLE for unuse services or cancellation after confirmation.
* Allow 15 minutes waiting time.
* SureGO SEA reserve the right to CHANGE / ALTERNATE the activities for guests safety or comfort.
* Rate above EXCLUDE Park Entrance Fee to all Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park's islands.
Park Entrance Fee : Local - MYR 5
: Foreign - MYR 10
Shuttle Boat Fare:
| SGIT |
Shuttle Boat To Marine Park |
Return Fare (Ringgit) |
| 001 |
Gaya island, Sapi island (Zone A) |
MYR 60 |
| 002 |
Manukan island, Mamutik island, Sulug island (Zone B) |
MYR 60 |
| 003 |
Inter-islands (Zone A to Zone B) |
MYR 35 |
* The rate above include Jetty Fee.
* Hourly boat schedule is from 0800-1600 hours.
* Inter-islands shuttle boat is in every 15 minutes.
Note: Request for land transfer is charge as below:
City Hotels - MYR 40 (Return Transfer) ; MYR 25 (Per Way)
Outskirt Hotels - MYR 70 (Return Transfer) ; MYR 40 (Per Way)
** Rates are subject to change without prior notice due to FUEL HIKE.
Validity Until 31st December 2010
The Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park:
The Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park is a cluster of islands comprising Gaya island, Manukan island, Mamutik island, Sapi island & Sulug island. It only take 10 - 20 minutes speed boat ride from the Kota Kinabalu Jetty. The 5 islands of the Marine Park are characterised by shallow waters, sumptuous coral garden & all boast splendid white sandy beaches.
The reefs lies in the shallow waters with little current makes it an ideal location for novice divers. Moreover, the diverse & sometimes rare marine creatures make it also an interesting dive location for experienced divers & underwater photographers.
A good variety of marine life can be found such as Scorpion Fish, Blue-Spotted Rays, Cuttle Fish, Mantis Shrimps & the occasional Green or Hawksbill Turtle amongst the sandy sea bed. Rare creatures such as Harlequin Ghost Pipe Fish & Mandarin Fish also can be found with the help of local dive guide. During the cooler months (Nov-Feb), plankton blooms attract krill which in turn attract Whale Sharks, the world's largest fish. At times, the density of the krill can be so thick in these murky conditions underwater encounters with these colossal animals. It can be exciting as they suddenly appear out of the gloom.
To dive in the Marine Park, must contact one of the local dive centers in Kota Kinabalu who also offered a full variety of PADI courses ranging from Discover Scuba to Instructor.
The Tunku Abdul Rahman Islands Description:
The largest island of the park. It derived its name from the Bajau's word "GAYO" which mean big. Several ridges, rising more than 600 feet & peaking at 1,000 feet form the backbone of the 3,665 acres Pulau Gaya.
It has 16 miles of shoreline with beaches ranging from fine white sandy to pebbly & mud flats, mangrove & sandstone cliffs. The major beach area in Police Beach, a quarter mile of fine white sand slopping gently into the bay makes it ideal for swimming in usually crystal claer water. The coral reefs along the entire coast of the island are in excellent condition.
This 51 acres boomerang shaped island is the second largest island of the park. It has good stretches of beaches on the southern coastline. Te best stretch is on the eastern tip of the island. There is a trail system around the island. Manukan is an ideal island for snorkelling, diving & swimming. It consist of 20 units chalet, a club house, restaurant, recreational facilities (such as swimming pool, football field, squash & tennis court), infrastructural support (water, electricity, desalination plant, severage system, solar-powered public phone), souvenirs & diving center.
It is only 15 acres & make it the smallest island of the park. It consist of Jetty, a 3 bedroom rest house & staff Quarters for the Rangers station there. The facilities include changing room, toilets, picnic shelters, tables, BBQ pits, fresh water & electricity. There are rich coral life surrounds the island.
It is a 25 acres island which has the nicest beaches of the park. Its clean white sand, crystal clear water & coral reefs fringing the shoreline makes it an ideal place for swimming, snorkelling & diving. Day use facilities include Jetty, picnic shelters, BBQ pits, tables, changing room & toilets. Camping is allowed with the permission of Park's Warden.
The farthest & relatively undeveloped 20 acres island. The shoreline is mostly rocky. It is popular among the foreign visitors who prefer a quiet & abandoned atmosphere. Good reef patches lies on the Southern end. The changing rooms, toilets, picnic shelters, tables & fresh water supply are provided.
Activities You Can Do:
Free At Your Own Leisure At The Tropical Islands...
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